By Aaron Claringbold, Ella Valentine, Tom Rogers, Guy Louden, and Lucinda Tassone
25 July – 09 August 2025
interstitions presents a selection of works that consider the relationship between the lingering histories in images and their premonitory politico-aesthetic implications. The show features art by Aaron Claringbold, Ella Valentine and Tom Rogers, Guy Louden, and Lucinda Tassone.
Aaron Claringbold is an artist based between the south east and south west of the Australian continent. His art is an attempt at thinking and feeling a place in the world. It is driven by the desire for understanding and by navigating or resisting contemporary conditions of distraction and techno-social tangential thinking.
From his positionality as inheritor and beneficiary of the colonisation of this place, he is invested in a critical cultural engagement with the realities of settler-colonial modernity in so-called Australia; and with its various global catchments and outlets. He is interested in entanglements of the now, in cycles and feedback loops, in mythologies of separation, in infrastructure as monument, in photography as show-and-tell, and in art as a tomb or altar.
Ella Valentine is an Australian artist living and making work in Boorloo. Pushing typical and atypical art materials to their limits is a source of joy and pleasure within their practice. Drawing, painting, collecting, sculpture, text and installation are the primary outcomes of their daily practice. Engagement with collaborators and friends is how their work sustains its existence. Ella works from a studio at Light Works in Boorloo CBD and from home. They have participated in exhibitions and group shows within Australia.
Tom Rogers lives in the Walyalup area and is into nature, intuition, australiana, magick, remix culture and everyday life. He explores these concepts through drawing, video and sculpture and enjoys collaboration.
Lucinda Tassone (@hazel4lif3) is an emerging artist in Boorloo studying a bachelor of fine arts and psychology at the University of Western Australia.
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